A Thai protest leader whose mass demonstrations nearly 20 years ago closed the capital’s airports and helped oust governments is now focused on Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, and aims to build a political force capable of outlasting him.

The Thai baht’s recent decline is set to bolster the Southeast Asian nation’s exports and tourism — two key drivers of the economy, according to Vice Finance Minister Santitarn Sathirathai.

Thailand, once rocked by years of coups and court-ordered dismissals of prime ministers, is seeing a surge in foreign investment as political stability and policy continuity return, according to Vice Finance Minister Santitarn Sathirathai.

Thailand is heading into Fitch Ratings’ annual review with risks receding from a year ago, when political uncertainty and mounting debt prompted a negative outlook on its credit.

Thailand’s central bank governor said restrictions on gold trading have weakened the metal’s influence on the baht and could be tightened further, as authorities step up scrutiny of the market for signs of illicit money flows.

Vitai Ratanakorn has no qualms about breaking the mold of the modern Bank of Thailand governor.

Bank of Thailand Governor Vitai Ratanakorn pushed back against expectations for an extended interest-rate pause, saying policymakers aren’t committed to keeping borrowing costs unchanged and the next move could be in either direction.

A deadly school shooting sheds light on weak enforcement and loopholes that have made firearms widely available.

Thailand is done chasing tourist records. After decades of measuring success by ever-rising arrival numbers, the government is making its clearest push yet to prioritize how much visitors spend versus how many show up.

Thailand is racing to secure a free-trade agreement with the European Union as uncertainty over US tariffs pushes countries to forge new economic partnerships, according to a top trade official.

Thailand imposed a mandatory 21-day quarantine on people traveling from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, as the Southeast Asian travel hotspot becomes the first country in the world to implement such strict measures.

Hawaii-based Outrigger Resorts & Hotels says demand for luxury beach holidays is recovering after early travel jitters linked to the Middle East conflict.

Thailand is rolling back some of its tourism friendly visa policies as the government seeks to crack down on crime and illegal employment involving foreign nationals, risking another setback for an industry that remains central to the economy.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s government plans a sweeping reform of more than 7,000 business regulations, aiming to cut bureaucratic hurdles and accelerate investment as it tries to compete for global capital.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s government plans a sweeping reform of more than 7,000 business regulations, aiming to cut bureaucratic hurdles and accelerate investment as it tries to compete for global capital.

Thailand’s central bank cautioned against broad consumption stimulus, saying such a move could constrain fiscal flexibility as the economic fallout from the Middle East conflict continues to unfold.

Higher oil prices linked to the Iran conflict pushed Thailand’s inflation to near the top end of the central bank’s target, ending a yearlong stretch of falling prices.

Higher oil prices linked to the Iran conflict pushed Thailand’s inflation to near the top end of the central bank’s target, ending a yearlong stretch of falling prices.

Thailand is open to a higher public debt ceiling “if necessary,” Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said, stressing that any additional spending should be channeled into investments that can help the Southeast Asian nation build resilience.

Across much of the world, young people are turning away from military service. In Thailand, they’re lining up.